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Mr. Scott said that the solicitor felt the definition covered the problem since a service station‘s primary service is notcarwashing. "It wouldn‘t eliminate handâ€" washing,"‘ he said. Mr. Scott told committee that the object of the new inition was to prevent adâ€" “m of extra bays to serâ€" e stations for the sole purpose of washing cars. He said the city had been eceiving complaints from ?gular carwash operators bout this practice. Alderman Bob Henry and Charles Voelker both objecâ€" ted as they had at the preâ€" vious meeting that service stations â€" which _ presently wash customers cars would be restricted to doing it by hand and that this service to their customers would beâ€" come uneconomical. Committee members said the wording was too general and would restrict service station owners from washâ€" ing cars because it referred to mechanized or pressurâ€" ized equipment. The council city developâ€" ment committee again reâ€" jected the definition of a carwash as presented to them by chief planner Don Scott. The committee had asked Mr. Scott to discuss the deâ€" finition with the city soliciâ€" tor and bring it back. Carwash definition rejfected, restrictive to service stations Three members of the Kâ€"W Barbershoppers (left to right) Ed Otterbein, Wilf Wahi and Bill Treusch hum through the scales for prospective member Lloyd Witt (left) _ The Barbershoppers are celebrating Harmony Week, April 10 to 15. m Kâ€"W gem and mineral will be hosting Rockâ€"= est 72 at the Doon campus k Conestoga Colleéege May and 14. Rockfest is the annual show of the central Canadâ€" ian federation of mineralâ€" ogical societies. > This year‘s show will inâ€" clude lectures, demonstraâ€" tions, competitive and edâ€" ucational exhibits, microâ€" mounting, fluorescent disâ€" Local club hosting | gem and mineral show Bridgeport likely to go with Kitchener The village of Bridgeport ‘posed regional government will likely become a part of â€" for Waterloo County. Kitchener under the proâ€" ° When the department of Ald. Henry noted that ouncil sets new boungg’[m_ He said that the solicitor felt it would be better to redefine carwashes, since an attempt at changing the service station regulations Alderman â€" Voelker and Herb Epp both suggested that allowing only driveâ€" through washes independâ€" ent â€" of _ service _ stations would solve the problem, specially since many extraâ€" bay operations are not driveâ€"through . _ Earlier in the meeting the planner had said there was the option of changing the service station definiâ€" tion in the zoning bylaw or redefining the carwash. The committee suggestâ€" ed that Mr. Scott consult with the solicitor and reâ€" turn with a new definition. with the proposed definiâ€" tion, the bylaw would be alâ€" most impossible to adminsâ€" ter. ‘""We‘d have to check every service station conâ€" tinually,"" he said. Club members hope the upcoming show will be the biggest ever held in Canada. The local gem and minâ€" eral club is a nonâ€"profit, hobâ€" by group with about 125 members. _ Most collect gems and minerals and some cut and polish gems to make various types of jewâ€" ellry. plays, films and door prizâ€" es. As well a number of dealâ€" ers will be on hand to purâ€" chase and sell specimens. The committee also accepâ€" ted a planning board recomâ€" mendation â€" that â€" servicing for the Monarch subdivision at â€" Hallman _ Road and Columbia Street be delayâ€" ed until April, 1973. There are possible technical probâ€" lems and changes in preâ€" liminary plans. In other business the‘comâ€" mittee recommended that council allow the city staff to proceed with soil tests on the proposed arena site on Parkside Drive and with preliminary negotiations to determine the price of the land. The city would use the land for parks and recreaâ€" tion _ purposes and for street allowances. The committee also approâ€" ved in principle a condeminâ€" ium proposal for a town house development on Milâ€" ford Avenue. There are 18 town houses on the site. ‘‘could open a ~can of worms." * Mayor Meston told Watâ€" erloo council Monday night that the engineer outlined how Kitchener> can best provide services such as sewage . treatment â€" and water for the village. Kitâ€" and Bridgeport representaâ€" tives should meet to decide which city the village would join. â€" ~ Since thentwo meetings were held with officials from the three municipalâ€" ities at which no agreement was reached. One was atâ€" tended by a representative of~ Proctor and Redfern, consulting engineers for the village. municipal affairs held a serâ€" chener‘s planning in 1961 its of m,hm.lut ‘and 1962 anticipated that week, _ offi _indicated :: Bridgeport would some day â€"photo by Ron Pineau &I , â€" Waterloo Lavrel student in speaking finals Charles Graham, a stuâ€" dent at Laurel vocational school, placed second in the regional finals of the 1972 Optimist International boys oratorical contest in Mooreâ€" field, April 6th. Earlier in the year Charâ€" les placed first in the opening round in Kitchener. His topic was "Our Challenâ€" geâ€"Involvement." Charles now has the opporâ€" tunity to advance to the finâ€" als in Toronto The change also means that the city will acquire a good portion of land in that area for possible indusâ€" trial and park development and avoid the problem of having to service homes on the Schmittsville Road. Waterloo has also decided in favor of a minor change which would smove the boundary with Bridgeport so that residents on the Schmitâ€" tsville Road would be inâ€" cluded with the village. Mayorâ€" Meston said the people there felt they were part of Bridgeport. Mayor Meston told counâ€" cil the city would like this section at the confluence of the Canadian National Railway tracks, highway 85 and Weber Street for proâ€" posed industrial expansion. The proposed farmers‘ market on the Martin farm near _ Wagner‘s Corners would then be in the city. of Bridgeport said that the village had little preference between the two cities. â€" **The eouncil and myself Waterloo â€" council also established the city‘s bounâ€" daries for regional governâ€" ment at the meeting Monâ€" day. The western boundary will be the Waterlooâ€"Wilmot township line. The northern boundary will be along the Woolwich township line but would have an inverted V to include the area of Wagâ€" ner‘s Corners. agree there is little to choose. ‘They‘re both good communities and we‘d be happy to be part of either. ‘"I have a feeling neither is interested, _ probably because of <the costs inâ€" volved but I predict we will become part of Kitchener." Kitchener council rejectâ€" ed inclusion of Bridgeport in its area when they met Monday night. be served by Kitchener. The municipal affairs deâ€" partment had told the three municipalities that the deâ€" cision would be made at Queen‘s Park if they couldn‘t reach <an agreeâ€" ment by yesterday. ST. MARY‘S CHURCH, KITCHENER Sunday and N!onday, April 16 and 17, 1972, 8 :00 p.m _ Sung by Carrol Ann Curry, Soprano and Philip May, baritone with Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir Chancel Choir, Trinity United Church Ray Daniels, Director Members of Rockway Mennonite School Choir Jan Overduin, Director Chorus Master, Dr. Waliter H. Kemp to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the death of J. Brahms Tickets available from : Mrs. 1.B. Trussler. 359 Cambria Place, Waterloo, 7145â€"9375 or Sam the Record Man, 98 King St. West, Kitchener ADULTS $3.50â€"STUDENTS $1.75 The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Raffi Armenian will present Â¥3 A GERMAN REQUIEM by J. Brahms Raymond Dube, 99 Regina Street South, received a $100 check from Bill Hormnung of the Waterloo Square merchants association after he won the square‘s crackâ€" theâ€"egg contest last week. 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